On October 9, Chairman Đặng Văn Thông and two major shareholders, Đặng Quỳnh Trang and Doãn Thị Hằng, sold a combined 2.71 million BT1 shares, about 27.1% of charter capital. Mr. Thông's stake fell from 22.7% to 9.7%, Ms. Trang sold her entire holding of over 1.06 million shares (10.63%) and left the shareholder list, and Ms. Hằng's stake dropped from 5.79% to 2.29%. Meanwhile, Đào Xuân Thọ bought nearly 1.8 million shares, raising his stake from 0% to 17.95% and becoming a major shareholder. Over 3.87 million shares, nearly 39% of outstanding shares, traded on October 9, and board member Nguyễn Đức Dũng registered to buy nearly 1.6 million shares, though no execution has been confirmed. No information yet confirms that these trades are related, as BT1 prepares for an extraordinary general meeting on December 4 to elect supplementary board and supervisory board members.
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Original headline: Chuyện gì đây: Chủ tịch cùng hai cổ đông lớn đồng loạt bán hơn 27% vốn DN trước thềm họp đại hội bất thường
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